Did you know that an otter can roam for up to 40 km each night?
It can make tracking them quite a challenge, but fortunately for us they leave a tell tale smell...in the form of spraints.
If you live in NE Wales, there's an happening tomorrow near Wrexham between 10am and 2pm.
Gull
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Comment number 1.
At 22nd Jan 2010, Daisy Chain wrote:Ha ha - I thought you were writing about pulling Otter Ale from Devon my dear.
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